The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-11

If Mr. Gibbs does not answer
Clev, Aud's message, then the Times
VIII conclude that hi, old time spirit
Is Head Dallas Times.
That Barney wi. attempt it no one
doubts; and it's about time for the
sod time spirit for letter writing to
ire his cacrthes -criDendi.
Never let good man who comes
10 Denison or Gray son county in
search of a home be forced to return
and say that he could not find one
Denison News.
There is food for reelection IN that
bit OF advice, and it is cud Tor other
cities besides Denison. Waco is given
to hospitality, aud has no cold shout
der for desirable prosprctors, but she,
90, nigl profit by home applica-
lion of the admonition.
When long years ago the Cd tor of
the Lines went to school with Nose
Harris, be Ii tie dreamed hat he sat
OH the same bcr ch with boy who
would grow to mans estate and oh
ieCt TO the sty IL of architecture of u
S3,00O,00O capitol. But as the man
is SO the boy was. He possessed an
unappeasable desire at ell times and
uuder oil circumstances to raise that
which wickedness fears Dallas
Times.
That paragraph accounts for the
missing link. Away back When ar
tiqu ty was young Billy and Moses
played marbles and stole watermelons
toy, her, ald Jacob paired them to
iiu tra'e the various possible meth
ODDS of evolution.
CONGRESSMAN MARTIN, of Texas,
ia now known a. ellis Gas t." Thus
do the size, importance and intellect
of the Lone Star rtate, like circle in
the water, widen and widen. san
Antonio Express.
Being an "accidert' himself Mr..
Martin must expect ID fill tne chap ter.
Thcy will ocCur i'll the best quilted
parties.
Under the editorship of Messrs
Crisp md Sly les. The WACO EXAMI-
NER is rapidly coming to the front as
one of the b st daily papers in the
state, The Improvement is wonder
fuI.-Tyler Democrat
III auks, brother, for the encourag-
ing r,unrk. I'VE EXAMINER is equip
ped 20 got there, aud il only romans
for the business men to show their
milh by their works, to assure its
cary sr.ly,l
Money made by the farmer is
made iii accordance with Gods first
law, under honest and genial ii
lluence. away from the bust.e and
rush OF trade. aud The fierce heat OF
speculation. II ill, he pockets OF
The tanner Mt the expense of no other
man. His gain is no er mans loss,
but the b, ter for the world at l4rge.
Prosperous farmers make prosperous
people. Any thing III benefits agr!-
culture benefits our commonwealth,
-Stepheny'lle Empire.
That all true, and the farmer is The
salt U G eyrth, but without "bus-
tie" about the house, he tolls in vain
and reaps only tares.
The lease law is the most stuper-
dous fraud ever imposed on the pee
pile of TcXaS,-Alyarado Bulletin.
Dedicated to the Eut rprise.
Nay, nc SO, brother Fahn, greater
FRAUDS than that have been put upon
the peoI lie of Texas, aud one of them
was the seven section, 80 cents III
acre land law, with Governor Rob
elt's unfortunate addenda Of "unclcs,
cousins and auut4." The lease law
partially corrected thai blunder in its
against "free grass" and is
therefore entt lied TO decent burr
When we pick up the newspaper of
n town or city, al TINS season of the
year, and ii Il that the biggest write
up Ill thst PAPER Is the report OF a
base ball game. we fec sorry Tor that
town or city.-T! Ter Democrat
You unquestionatly fec light
about The matter. Waco is genera ly
busy. and devotes but little attention
to the sporting features of social lite.
The position of the Fort Worth
Gazette anent the traffic association
will be endorsed by the poop @ of the
state, and All incubus Will be remov-
cd AS soon as they can be heard -ly-
l3r Courier.
The Gazette is doing yeomsn's serv
ice TO The people of Texas, in more
ways than one. Its immigration
coupled with its fight for
cheap rates ent Ties it to high consid
eratioD; while Its straightforward
democracy should endear
1t to all true democrats everywhere.
There were in round numbers elev-
thousand bills introduced IN the last
session of congress. Once upon
time long ago some country possessed